01-23-2023 04:43 AM
Hello,
I have a subnet reserved for servers ( vlan 2) in /24. fixed IP
10.39.1.0 /24 so 254 hosts.
We will soon have no IP available.
Solution 1 : by changing the mask I can increase the number of IPs. If a replace /24 by /23 =512 hosts
But this will imply that I will have to modify wherever it is configured manually. Static route, many firewall rules, servers, vswitch, core network etc....
And I would be afraid to forget things in a production environment
Solution 2: create a new subnet (for example server 2, 10.39.2.0/24) and make the previous one (server 1) see each other. dynamic routing is active on the core,And added some static routes to firewall, proxy etc...
Like this :
interface Vlan3
description Vlan 2 - Servers-2
ip address 10.39.2.254 255.255.255.0
In my case, what is the best solution?
Option 2 seems easier to me. But I don't know the best practices in this case, and I might be missing something
thank you for your feedback
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01-23-2023 06:36 AM
As /23s, I believe, are still considered "biggish" for wired networks (although servers might be less broadcast "chatty" and/or don't know how many servers you may eventually have in the /23), I would recommend using a new /24.
01-23-2023 06:36 AM
As /23s, I believe, are still considered "biggish" for wired networks (although servers might be less broadcast "chatty" and/or don't know how many servers you may eventually have in the /23), I would recommend using a new /24.
01-23-2023 07:59 AM
Thank you Joseph
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